Sentence examples for this phrasing from inspiring English sources

(I've used this phrasing plenty of times myself).

"Suicide" is the manner of death, not the cause, so this phrasing doesn't work.

Exponents of this phrasing range from Dwight Rhoden, Judith Jamison and David Dorfman to William Forsythe.

"That's why this phrasing, 'victims of political repressions,' came into use.

(I've used this phrasing plenty of times myself, so I have no real basis to complain about it).

This phrasing is troubling but suggests retaliation, not preventive action, and therefore is actually consistent with past U.S. policy.

Delete this phrase.

This phrase is amazingly malleable.

Reject this phrase.

This phrase doesn't accomplish either goal.

Let's deconstruct this phrase.